Symbolism of Gold Bangles
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Gold bangles are a type of ornament worn by women in India. No longer are bangles just made in a circular shape with glass. Gold bangles studded with semi-precious gems, or diamonds, pearls or just plain gold bangles with pretty designs are popular with women in India. The range of these gold bangles can range from downright simple to extremely intricate. Firozabad in Uttar Pradesh, India is the single largest producer of glass bangles. In Pakistan, glass bangles come from Hyderabad (Pakistan).
Glass bangles have many interesting symbolisms. Bangles and Honeymoon – During an Indian wedding, the bride tries to wear the smallest glass bangles. Bangles and Husband and Luck – A married Indian woman is required to wear bangles (green or red depending on which region they belong to) on a day to day basis because bangles are symbolic of safety, marriage and luck for their husbands.
Gold Bangles To Compliment Any Outfit
Often, gold bangles are mentally associated with India. Gold bangles look great, especially with casual wear. When worn with sarees (Indian dress for women), these gold bangles look terrific.
Black tie events and casual parties serve as great opportunities to flaunt gold bangles too. You can also wear gold bangles with casual wear. Gold bangles look wonderful with pencil skirts, pants and suits. Moreover, the ideal bangle matches the width of the wearer’s wrist. Women with large, wide wrists should choose narrow width gold bangles.
Pearl bangles look great with dark suits. Silver and gold bangles are the favorites of every woman. Gold bangles often feature either golden or silver inlays. Simple cut or solid gold bangles are more suited for everyday wear, as well as performing normal household chores.
Nowadays, “Choories” (circular wrist bangles) are also very popular. Wood bangles can also be used as an alternative to the metal bangles.
